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a Ts 4 i AR SRE 5 sions. Broomball League president Art Mathews presents the Elite Division trophy to Utica Farm captain Murray Down. TUESDAY MEN'S Team Standings: Lucky Strikes - 5; Sparky's Delite - 5; Adults Only? -5; Ford Lover - 2; Kid's Only? - 2; Jack's Boys - 2. High Single; John Cris: cione - 309; Bill Turner - 293; Ed Weinhold - 275. High Single with Han- dicap: John Criscione - 322; Bill Turner - 303; Randy Stauffer - 294. High Triple: Ed Weinhold - 729; Randy Stauffer - 695; John Cris- cione - 691. High Triple with Han- dicap: Randy Stauffer - 770; Ed Weinhold - 768; John Criscione - 730; John Grieve - 705. 215 And Over: John . Criscione - 309; Ken D DURHAM Stauffer - 224; Steve Robinson - 218; Gary Reis - 233; Pat Mason - 215; Norm Haugen - 227; Bil Owen - 222,219; Bruce Stauffer - 222; Shawn Cochrane - 223; Paul Cooper - 216; Randy Stauffer - 249,269; John Grieve - 225; Dan McPhee - 233; Bill Turner - 293: Ed Weinhold - 275, 261. 600 And Over: Ed Weinhold - 729; Randy Stauffer - 695; John Cris- cione - 691; Bill Turner - 659; Bill Owen - 655; Bruce Stauffer - 631; John Grieve - 615; Pat Mason - 603; Steve Robinson - 600. YOUTH LEAGUE Team Standings: Hawks - 21; Orioles - 20*; THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipali- ty of Durham is considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN The amendment, proposes to permit, as an excep- tion and after due consideration, financial establishments, professional offices and other per- sonal service uses in association with Special Pur- pose Commercial Uses within Special Purpose Com- mercial Areas designated in the Official Plan at the sole discretion of the respective area municipal Council. In order to assist in the evaluation of the amendment application, the public is invited to provide input by way of submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3 or by calling Mr. Larry Kotseff, M.C.I.P. Planning Department, (416) 668-7731. Submissions concerning the amendment application must be forwarded to the Commissioner of Plann- ing, at the above-noted address, and must be receiv- ed no later than Friday, March 15, 1985. Please include your address and telephone number In any submissions made. Or. M. Michael, M.C.I P. Don Hadden Chairman, Planning Committee Commissioner of Planning Falcons - 19; Blue Birds - 17; Blue Jays - 16; Eagles - 12. *Section Winners. Girls High Single: Zakeana Reid - 160. Girls High Double: Karen Davies - 304. Boys High Single: Kevin Gassien - 241. Boys High Double: Kevin Gassien - 424. LADIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON "Team Standings: Round: Ups - 54; Absentees - 45; Steaket- tes - 40; Razzle Dazzle - 29; Scooby Doos - 29; Alley Cats - 12. Singles over 200: K. McBride - 266,217,216; B. Evans - 245,220; D. Dargavel - 242,223; M. Raby - 260; C. Philips - 211; K. Hoar - 211. Triples over 600: K. McBride - 699; M. Raby - 643; D. Dargavel - 630; B. Evans - 614. PORT PERRY STAR -- Tues. February 12, 1985 -- 25 Bantam B's to advance Two games this. past week have eliminated Uxbridge Bantam B's, now Sportsland will meet Fenelon Falls in a best two out of three series. Wed. night on home ice Sportsland Bantam B's won their first game against Uxbridge by a convincing score of 9-3. Lacking a goalie for the first 8 minutes, Ux- bridge played with six at- tackers, doing an ex- cellent job of defending their net, they also managed to pop one behind Ricky King. With 3:46 remaining in the period Kevin Gibson tied the score after picking up a rebound from Robbie Brown. Six seconds later on a power play Matt Durward tucked one in the corner after taking a pass from behind the net from Kevin Gibson, with Robbie Brown also assisting. Sportsland in- creased their lead by Ag Strikes and Spares WEDNESDAY NIGHT Team Standings: Spare Bears - 12; Gremlins - 11; Slow Starters - 7; Cabbage Patchers - 6; Garfields - 4; Bouncers - 2. Over 200: P. Norton - 255; A. Spence - 213; M. Brain - 231; D. Keeler - 241; V. Rider - 226,235,206; S. Fraser - 238; M. Hawes - 230,213; S. Ashmore - 229,218; M. Dickson - 222,214. High Single Flat: P. Norton - 255. High Single with Han- dicap: S. Fraser - 282. High Triple Flat: V. Rider - 667. High Triple with Han- dicap: S. Ashmore - 728. MONDAY NIGHT LADIES BOWLING Team Standings: Spruce - 40; Elm - 33; Maple - 31; Birch - 24; Poplar - 22; Oak - 18. High Singles: F. Venn- THIS WEEKEND ONLY! THURS. FEB. 14 FRI. FEB. 15 SAT. FEB. 16 SUN. FEB. 17 FRIED CHICKEN AND SEAFOOD 136 WATER ST. PORT PERRY 7 three in the second before Uxbridge retaliated with their 2nd marker. Robbie Brown started the scoring, deflecting a shot from the blueline by Paul Wylie, defenseman Todd Poppleton also earned an assist. At the 6:30 mark John Lally picking up his own rebound while sliding on his knees made it 4-2 with Mike Toye assisting. An Ux- bridge penalty had just elapsed when Kevin Gib- son scored his second of the game from Matt Dur- ward and Robbie Brown. Five seconds remained in the period when Ux- bridge capitalized on their power play. Jon Rodway opened the scoring in the final fifteen minutes of play as he tucked one between the goalie pads after tak- ing a pass from John Lal- ly and Darren Caudle. Uxbridge connected for ing - 251; R. Finley - 238; G. Wallace - 219. Singles over 200: F. Venning - 252,240,223; 1. Allen - 212; J. Howsam - 211; S. Cosburn - 202; G. Wallace - 219; R. Finley - 211,238; I. Morley - 214. High Triples: F. Venn- ing - 714; R. Finley - 631; G. Wallace - 580. SUNDAY NIGHT COUPLES End of 2nd Series. Team Standings: Quail 52; 'Chuckers - 40; Pheasants - 37; Par- tridge - 32; Grouse - 29; Mallards - 21. MEN: Vincent - 268. High Single with Han- dicap: Dave Vincent - 297. High Triple Flat: York - 636. Co - High Triple with Han- dicap: Dave Vincent - 698. LADIES: High Single Flat: Kay Imrie - 257. High Single with Han- dicap: Kay Imrie - 287. High Triple Flat: Kay Imrie - 592. High Triple with Han- dicap: Kay Imrie - 682. Over 210: Ken Stauffer - 216; Terry Black - 216; Kay Imrie - 257; Dave Vincent - 268; Marion Hopkins - 228; Al York - 219; Ray Wright - 225; Robbin Black - 215; Jim Rider - 216,238. Priced to Sell! PHILP PONTIAC-BUICK 985-8474 High Single Flat: Dave their 3rd goal as Port failed to clear the puck from their own end. Matt Durward doing an ex- cellent job controlling the play in the opposition end connected for his second . goal, unassisted. A scramble in front of the net resulted in John Lal- ly's second marker as he tucked one under a sprawled goalie. Jon Rodway finished off the scoring finding the top corner, after taking a pass from Daryl Leatherdale at centre ice. Sunday night in Ux-. bridge Sportsland came out on top of a 4-3 score. An unassisted power play goal by Matt Dur- ward opened the scoring in the opening period. Uxbridge tied the game at one apiece with 10 seconds remaining. Rob- bie Brown connected at the 6:37 mark of the se- cond as he tipped in a shot from Matt Durward. For the last four minutes Port played two short as they filled the penalty box but allowed Ux- bridge only one power play goal. Sportsland took a 3-2 lead on a goal by Blair Bailey from Kevin Gib- son and Scott Feasby. Two minutes later taking a pass from Darren Cau- dle in the corner Jon Rodway tucked one under goalie Paradine, Matt Durward also drew an assist. Uxbridge finished off the scoring at the 4:10 mark. Ricky King played well bet- ween the pipes as he made many key saves, Manager 2 Bob Jamieson has just notified me that the first game will be on Wed. in Port Perry at 7:30 p.m. against Fenelon Falls then Fri. Feb. 15th in Fenelon Falls at 7:30 p.m. Go get'm guys, you can do it! 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